Hummelstown High School - Tatler Yearbook (Hummelstown, PA)

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jhe, jatlm, Fwy 1934-35 SEPTEMBER OF 1934 SEPTEMBER 4-Only two hours of school spent in assembly for the first day of this never to be forgotten term. SEPTEMBER 5-The Student body of Hummelstown High School wel- comes their new faculty members, Mr. Charles Kissell our supervising principal and Mr. Roy Garman-music and bookkeeping. SEPTEMBER 6-The fireworks begin!! Plus the grand march to the waste basket. Q But that is old stulfj SEPTEMBER 7-Assemblies galore, we've had them every day since school began. But of course our new boss has to get used to addressing such a gang of fWe'll leave the blank space to you., SEPTEMBER 10-14-Bazaar Week. Not a bad idea to begin our school term with some nice refined sort of entertainment. SEPTEMBER 14-The big day is here-The Bazaar. In spite of the rain we think everybody had a good time. SEPTEMBER 15-The great season has begun, Football!! and what a beginning? Hummelstown wins from Shillington 26-O. Not bad! Eh! SEPTEMBER 21-All varsity football men in bed early. fSez Coachj SEPTEMBER 22-The day of days. When H. H. S. met its second defeat in two years under the captaincy of Mose Walters. The cause of this we blame upon new rivals. H. I. S. plus the loss of our own great halfback, none other- than Nick Mauro. SEPTEMBER 26-The H. H. S. Orchestra organized under the supervision of Mr. Garman. SEPTEMBER 29-In spite of the continuous downpour Hummelstown re- gained the old foothold with a 7-0 victory over Lemoyne. OCTOBER OF 1934 OCTOBER 2-Coach Henderson lays down the law this week, everybody obeyed we believe. Why? Ken Cassel's squad will be here soon. OCTOBER 4--Individual auditions for Girls' Chorus. OCTOBER 5-I know you are probably getting tired of reading nothing but football, but that is all that seems very important right now. Oh of course our lessOns?? OCTOBER 6-Hurrah! Hurrah! We did it. I mean the squad did. Beat Middletown 13-6 on held suitable for a yacht race. This victory will probably go down in history. OCTOBER 9-A secret! A certain Senior Gentleman, Sol by name, came to school today with a black eye-Oh me! We warn the rest of you to stay away from Hershey? OCTOBER 13-Football again. A game at home with Duncannon as our rivals. We won and what a score 25-0. The scrubs made a good show- ing in this game. OCTOBER 20-Another victory over Enola 13-6. The boys are positively too good. At least the victory proved to be a great date in the life of our captain, Mose fDid you get the significance of d-a-t-ej. OCTOBER 22-Rumors everywhere today referring to Saturday Oct. 20. Again we say ask Mose. OCTOBER 24-Basketball practice has begun but as yet the girls haven't a coach. fSomething that means a lot.j OCTOBER 25-First P.T.A. Meeting-Girls' Chorus and orchestra. Not bad, but could use plenty of practice. OCTOBER 26-junior Class Program-Jayvees play at Lower Paxton lose 12-0, but it's all right-they still have time to learn. OCTOBER 27-Again it rained. Hummelstown loses to Camp Hill, but of course there were reasons and we can't win all the time. OCTOBER 29-Girls' and Boys' Hi-Y's met and organized. NOVEMBER OF 1934 NOVEMBER 1-Beginning a new month with the first organization meet- ing of the Tatler Staff-Mae Shuey elected Editor-in-Chief. NOVEMBER 2-jayvees are defeated at home by Lower Paxton with a score of 12-0. NOVEMBER 5-Seems as though black eyes might be a fad this year. Today it was Felty?? NOVEMBER 6-Cast for Senior Class play announced today. fCertainly was some sorrowful news.l NOVEMBER 10-Hummelstown Varsity again defeated by New Cumber- land 26-0. It sure is awful! NOVEMBER 12-An unexpected holiday-Hurray! for the Armistice- First holiday since school began. xx ' WFT ons Busan- XXX X Xl nun snwoa' R' R D? 'E f:--1 Z' rr..-T51 El P l l SNS KN 1 u 11.LTHRow'rHE 57, Bleers-r Gay 0UT!'f-1 f. fx K' A , ffN 1 usSE R INQ . px an l - Q UIIEFQ5 NN ' 1-SX A N A 4-X fe A K fx ,Q fy X ,K ill! 9 ,N Ilia'-Ls 'N xx NRGARMAN fl? Xfgf t, ' if f ,Gi C 53' XC V A cv ...Z ag Q f f E5 gf E A' -' 51 all Jflflffzz 'fvfkfff W1 'J in-Q1 f fljlful 's THE fEN1OR lffg jlcv-ness 'TB mv Um as RGE R hmm..

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jim. Jatlen, QQV665- UWZTEVSZW QI lfWl.f.9? The University of Wits OJ , one of the most outstanding educational bodies in our nation, confers upon some Of the illustrious graduates of Hummelstown High School the fol- lowing degrees. We hope their worth will be duly appreciated. LOIs BREHM WALTER BREI-IM JOHN WARREN ENGLE MELVIN DAVIDSON HAROLD HAINLEY NELDA KOPE CARROLL KINLEY BENJAMIN KREISER T HELMA KREIsER ANNA LANDIS ROBERT LONG D. LUDWIG E. LUDWIG J. LUDWIG D. MAURO J. MUSSER C. POOGY C. RATI-IFON M. SHUEY R. SMITH K. WALTERS R. WOLFE D. ZEITERS E. SMITH V. ZERFOSS c. s. T. B. H. N. W. E. A. E. F. E. E. A. c. B. L. A. L. E. I. s. A. M. A. P. N. W. D. E. R. M. M. J. P. Y. M. F. H. G. B. Q. B. M. c. s. H. s. D. R. E. D. N. B. N. I. N. s. F. 1. N. B. J. s. O. s. 0760 Champion Stenog Trernendouf Brainf Her:hey'f Night Watrhman Engleir Arrixtant Elephant Feel Fall! For All Confirmed Barhelor Lover And Leave: Believer In S poohf Ahfenl-Minded .Annie Part Newfpaper Whiz Darh-Eyed Romeo Moonlight Mechanic johnny, Play Your Mandolin Football Hero Gao' Bag Quiet But Mighfy Chronic Sleepy Head Sunny Difpofition Ring For Delivery Naughty But Nice In Need of a Stepladder Friend In Need Blonde julie! Sitf on S afar